Sentence examples for preferring to attack from inspiring English sources

He accused the Palestinians of preferring to attack Israeli civilians.

Mr Mehsud did not send soldiers to fight coalition forces inside Afghanistan (his territory was not contiguous with the Afghan border) preferring to attack Pakistani forces.

The Govou incident disappointed Aulas, but typically he turned the situation to his own advantage, preferring to attack the Caen fans for the banner that read: "Govou, come and have a little drink at our place".

Mr. Hillary's defense team — which featured two high-profile New York City lawyers, Norman Siegel and Earl S. Ward, drawn by the case's notoriety — only lightly touched on the issue of race at trial, preferring to attack the prosecution's case as a weak, circumstantial attempt to pin a gruesome murder on the wrong man.

Brown uses their long-stick defenders as offensive weapons, preferring to attack in transition.

His soldiers were known as Caroleans, trained to be skilled and preferring to attack rather than defend.

It may be that attackers prefer to attack systems that are fewer hops away; however, we do not know of any evidence that indicates support for this hypothesis online.

Rather than admit that, it prefers to attack the credibility of its critics.

Most of my career I played it, but I prefer to attack the goal too".

Eschewing class rhetoric, he has preferred to attack his opponent personally, most recently describing Scioli as "a real disappointment".

Nalbandian slightly preferred to attack Nieminen's backhand, going there 52 percent of the time, but there was no obvious building of the point to open up a weakness.